Jay Litherland Surprises in 200 Free 20 Minutes After 400 IM Win
Just 20 minutes after posting a solid 4:13 in the 400 IM, Jay Litherland used a stellar last 50 in the 200 free to win the race at 1:49.28 to
Jay Litherland Drops a Solid 400 IM in Santa Clara
In an A-final that featured his two brothers Mick and Kevin, Jay Litherland put up a very solid time in the 400 IM in Santa Clara. The race did feature
Madisyn Cox Wins 400 IM in Santa Clara
After the retirement of Maya Dirado, the United States has been looking for a successor in the IM’s on the women’s side and Madisyn Cox proved to be capable of
Katie Ledecky’s World Leading 200 Free Highlights Third Night of Santa Clara Arena Pro Series
The third night of competition at the 2017 Arena Pro Swim Series at Santa Clara produced some great racing on Saturday night highlighted by Katie Ledecky’s world leading 200 free. Ledecky
Heat Sheets Available for Day 3 Finals of the Santa Clara Pro Series
Heat sheets for day three finals of the 2017 arena Pro Swim Series Santa Clara have officially been released and the line-up depicts an exciting night in Santa Clara! Elizabeth
Katie Ledecky’s 200 Free Meet Record Highlights Saturday Morning of Arena Pro Swim Santa Clara
Katie Ledecky’s meet record in the 200 free highlighted Saturday morning at the Arena Pro Swim Santa Clara. Ledecky swam .01 faster than her time in Atlanta to keep her
(Video Interview) Madisyn Cox Dives Into Races With More Confidence
Texas’ Madisyn Cox won the women’s 200 breast at the 2017 Arena Pro Swim Series Santa Clara by over one second. She finished in 2:25.62, entering the world top-20 rankings for 2017. Cox explained
(Video Interview) Kelsi Worrell Ready To Earn Her Spot On Worlds Roster
Kelsi Worrell finished over a second and a half ahead of the field in the women’s 100 fly at the 2017 Arena Pro Swim Series Santa Clara, touching the wall in
Clark Smith Not Afraid as He Chases Spot on Worlds Team
By David Rieder. In his first Olympic Trials final last summer, Clark Smith quickly made his presence felt. Swimming the men’s 400 free from lane one, Smith got his feet
5 Ways to Take A Mental Break from Swimming
By Shunichi Fujishima, Swimming World College Intern. Swim. School. Swim. Study. Sleep. Repeat. That’s the day-to-day of many swimmers. It takes major commitment to be a swimmer because it feels